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As the business grew, MIC continued to add manufacturing space and equipment; the production facility now includes 110,000 square feet of climate-controlled space. Most of the production equipment has been added to support specific customer needs for increased size, tighter tolerances, and higher complexity of parts. Additional services ensure that parts leave the MIC facility as seldom as possible during fabrication. This allows the company to provide control over the manufacturing process, including quality assurance and delivery, which is rare in the machining industry. Examples of additional services include a wax modeler for rapid prototyping to facilitate MIC's investment casting process; electron beam welding for a clean joining of difficult geometries; complete hole making capability, including trepanning, gundrilling, and honing; one of the largest electrical discharge machining operations in the Southwest; and, mechanical and electronic assembly. Modern CNC machining operations include size capacities up to 160 inches for milling and 60 inches for turning. Materials used range from aluminum to very difficult, higher alloy metals such as titanium, stainless steel, cobalt-based alloys, and higher, nickel-based alloys.